cvxpy interface works about cmpb

[mlubin]

Looks great! Only syntax issue that might need a bit more thought is for when we compose solvers. For example the conic <-> nonlinear wrapper at https://github.com/mlubin/ConicNonlinearBridge.jl (which is still a bit broken) requires more than one julia package to be imported before being used, e.g.,

using ConicNonlinearBridge, Ipopt

and then the "name" of the conic solver is ConicNLPWrapper(IpoptSolver()). Similarly, for Pajarito the MILP and conic solvers are also input options.
You could hack around this by first calling

mpb_new_solver("Gurobi","GurobiSolver()", &solver);

and then calling

mpb_new_solver("Pajarito","PajaritoSolver(milp_solver=GurobiSolver())", &solver);

but that's a bit ugly. A better approach would probably be to have a function in the API just to import julia packages without creating a solver. Another solution which isn't too weird is to just do:

mpb_new_solver("Gurobi, Pajarito","PajaritoSolver(milp_solver=GurobiSolver())", &solver);

[mlubin]

Ok, with 26c2b6a the comma-separated syntax above should work just fine. No need to change anything else.

[SteveDiamond]

Is the cvxpy interface to Pajarito working for you? I was testing it out and had some issues.

[mlubin]

Currently at a conference but I'll try it out later this week

[mlubin]

Sorry, will definitely get to it this week.

[mlubin]

Ok, got most everything set up but running into:

SolverError: The solver JULIA_OPT is not installed.

How do I point it to the libcmpb.so file?

An obvious reason why Pajarito wouldn't be working yet is that there's no API in cmpb to pass in variable categories (binary, int, etc.), but that should be easy to do once everything else is going.

[SteveDiamond]

That error means import cmpb failed in Python. Did you run python setup.py install for cmpb?